What will happen when the gaurd cell gets turgid
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When guard cells gets turgid [swell] the stomata opens so as to remove excess water stored . This process is called transpiration.
You're wrong, the water is not stored in the guard cells.
Can't u read the answer properly. If u can't then u can't say anything u want. I know that guard cells doesn't store water. They become turgid due to accumulation of K+ ions in them.
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Transpiration will occur.
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This is because, when. Guard cells become turgid, the stomata opens, and hence, it leads to loss of water, i.e. transpiration occurs.
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